Sentence examples for irrelevant than from inspiring English sources

Nothing seemed more irrelevant than games.

Caving in on the budget would make him look more irrelevant than ever.

And once that happens, its veto power in the United Nations will be even more irrelevant than the United Nations itself.

From a village-eye view where life is harshest, some development experts say, nothing could be more irrelevant than global theories or rants against multinational companies.

The proper study of mankind is man and probably it would not be too difficult to get something quite new and really startling on Pope which would make reading him more comfortably irrelevant than ever.

But it was also clear that people have since realised that experience and time are the most precious commodities we have, and that consequently ownership is becoming more irrelevant than ever before.

Because the arrow appeared more frequently in task-irrelevant than in task-relevant locations, a random sample of these task-irrelevant updates (equivalent to the average number of updates contributing to the other locations) was selected for switch and repetition updates.

It assumes that populism is irrelevant, rather than not dominant.

And he trusted his own expertise — no matter how paltry or irrelevant — more than anyone else's.

And better an irrelevant song than the 1937 original "All Dark People Are Light on Their Feet".

It is much better to waste a little tape on irrelevant material than to call attention to the tape recorder by a constant on-off operation.